What you'll learn
- How to View the Attack Area
- How to Use Brute Force to Crack Passwords
- Cracking Windows Password Hashes
- Cracking Linux Password Hashes
- How to Make Use of Common Hacking Tools
Who is this course for
- Anyone with interest in ethical hacking
- Beginners Ethical Hackers
After finishing this course, you can use these tools to find vulnerabilities in systems and how to protect them best.
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- Expertise in anything related to Ethical Hacking
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Course Curriculum
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- 1. Pentesting Reconnaissance (5:16)
- 2. Pentesting Reconnaissance Tools (9:09)
- 3. Domain Information Tools (12:22)
- 4. IP and DNS Information Tools (6:58)
- 5. Combination OSINT Tools (8:29)
- 6. Breach Data Tools (4:55)
- 7. Pentesting Reconnaissance Review (2:49)
- 8. Intro to Pentesting Enumeration (9:20)
- 9. Pentest Enumeration Tools (9:35)
- 10. Basic NMAP Commands (5:15)
- 11. Ping Scans with NMAP (4:09)
- 12. Scanning TCP and UDP with NMAP (5:56)
- 13. Identifying Host Attributes with NMAP (8:12)
- 14. Using NMAP Scripts (5:48)
- 15. Bypassing Firewalls with NMAP (5:43)
- 16. Intro to Enumerating Services and Vulnerabilities (2:05)
- 17. Enumerating with Port Scanners (14:59)
- 18. Enumerating Web Servers (12:23)
- 19. Enumerating SMB and Shares (8:52)
- 20. Enumerating Vulnerabilities with Nessus (16:25)
- 21. Automating Enumeration (7:51)
- 22. Pentest Enumeration Review (3:09)
- 23. Social Engineering Anatomy (9:01)
- 24. Social Engineering Attacks (7:41)
- 25. Social Engineering Tools (8:20)
- 26. Social Engineering Toolkit (15:35)
- 27. Using WifiPhisher (3:40)
- 28. Pharming With ShellPhish (5:33)
- 29. Social Engineering Review (3:55)
- 30. Exploits and Payloads (8:01)
- 31. Moving Files With PwnDrop (11:41)
- 32. Transferring Files with SMB and SCP (9:08)
- 33. Working With Exploits (16:09)
- 34. Working With Payloads (8:58)
- 35. Exploits and Payloads Review (2:36)
- 36. Intro to the Metasploit Framework (4:27)
- 37. Metasploit Startup and Workspaces (6:53)
- 38. Metasploit Modules (10:10)
- 39. Metasploit Options and Payloads (9:54)
- 40. Managing Metasploit Sessions (3:24)
- 41. Using Meterpreter (9:46)
- 42. Metasploit Framework Review (2:15)
- 43. Network Based Attacks and Tools (11:26)
- 44. How Attacks Against ARP Work (5:49)
- 45. ARP Poisoning Attack (8:12)
- 46. How DNS Cache Poisoning Works (2:56)
- 47. DNS Cache Poisoning Attack (6:08)
- 48. VLAN Hopping Attacks (4:26)
- 49. Bypassing Network Access Control (5:29)
- 50. Network Based Attacks Review (6:40)
- 51. Host Protocol Attacks and Tools Overview (5:29)
- 52. Server Message Block (SMB) Protocol (4:26)
- 53. Attacking the SMB Protocol (13:09)
- 54. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) (5:29)
- 55. Exploiting the SNMP Protocol (13:08)
- 56. Denial of Service Attacks (5:06)
- 57. Analyzing the LLMNR Protocol (4:28)
- 58. Attacking the LLMNR Protocol (6:19)
- 59. Host Protocol Attacks and Tools Review (3:54)
- 60. Wireless and Mobile Device Attacks and Tools (9:01)
- 61. Sniffing Wireless Data (6:23)
- 62. Wireless Analysis With Kismet (7:21)
- 63. Wireless Deauthentication Attacks (3:57)
- 64. Cracking WPA2 Preshared Keys (4:50)
- 65. Wireless Evil Twin Attack (8:22)
- 66. Automated Wifi Attack Tools (6:37)
- 67. Section Review (4:22)
- 68. OWASP Top 10 (1 thru 3) (11:07)
- 69. OWASP Top 10 (4 thru 6) (7:34)
- 70. OWASP Top 10 (7 thru 10) (9:38)
- 71. Cross Site Scripting (XSS) and Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF) (4:31)
- 72. SQL Injection Attacks (4:28)
- 73. File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (8:08)
- 74. Additional Web App Vulnerabilities and Attacks (6:28)
- 75. Web Application Pentesting (3:43)
- 76. OWASP ZAP (11:47)
- 77. Attack Scans Using OWASP ZAP (5:01)
- 78. Brute Force Attack Using OWASP ZAP (6:55)
- 79. SQL Injection Using SQLmap (12:40)
- 80. Local and Remote File Inclusion Attacks (8:14)
- 81. Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Attacks (6:25)
- 82. Bind and Reverse Shells (8:54)
- 83. The Power of Web Shells (11:14)
- 84. Working With Bind and Reverse Shells (7:16)
- 85. Shell One-Liners (5:41)
- 86. Spawning Meterpreter Shells (13:24)
- 87. Log Poisoning for a Shell (6:17)
- 88. Windows Privilege Escalation Pt.1 (8:01)
- 89. Windows Privilege Escalation Pt.2 (6:45)
- 90. Getting a Windows Shell (9:06)
- 91. Windows Local Host Enumeration (9:06)
- 92. Windows Unquoted Service Path Vulnerability (9:54)
- 93. Windows Local Exploit Privilege Escalation (12:33)
- 94. Introduction to Privilege Escalation (10:01)
- 95. Linux Privilege Escalation Pt.1 (7:06)
- 96. Linux Privilege Escalation Pt.2 (7:55)
- 97. Linux Shell Escalation (6:40)
- 98. Linux Local Host Enumeration (9:59)
- 99. Linux Privilege Escalation Via Cron Jobs (9:20)
- 100. Linux SUID and SUDO privilege escalation (8:10)
- 101. Linux Local Exploit Privilege Escalation (11:44)
- 102. Physical Pentest Documents (8:52)
- 103. Reconnaissance and Planning (6:36)
- 104. Physical Pentest Tools (14:26)
- 105. Getting Inside (7:00)
- 106. Continuing From the Inside (8:22)
- 107. Physical Pentest Report (6:51)
- 108. Credential Attacks Pt.1 (7:13)
- 109Credential Attacks Pt.2 (9:40)
- 110. Creating Custom Wordlists (12:43)
- 111. Performing a Brute Force Attack (8:15)
- 112. Cracking Hashed Passwords (11:26)
- 113. Executing a Pass the Hash Attack (4:00)
- 114. Credential Harvesting and PrivEsc in the Cloud (14:31)
- 115. Running PACU (11:22)
- 116. Misconfigured Cloud Assets (9:22)
- 117. Running CloudSploit (7:44)
- 118. Resource Exhaustion, Malware Injection and API Attacks (7:07)
- 119. Side Channel and Direct-To-Origin Attacks (7:19)
- 120. Additional Cloud Pentesting Tools (4:55)
- 121. Mobile Device Attacks (5:13)
- 122. Mobile Device Vulnerabilities (12:39)
- 123. Mobile Security Tools (6:00)
- 124. Internet of Things (IoT) Devices (8:03)
- 125. Data Storage System Vulnerabilities (8:45)
- 126. SCADA, IIoT and ICS Vulnerabilities (5:30)
- 127. Virtual Environment Vulnerabilities (6:08)
- 128. Establishing Persistence (5:09)
- 129. Lateral Movement (9:17)
- 130. Data Exfiltration (7:04)
- 131. Covering Your Tracks (6:19)
- 132. Linux Post Exploit Activities (10:43)
- 133. Windows Post Exploit Activities (10:59)
- 134. Analyze a Basic Script (5:43)
- 135. Scripting Basics (9:01)
- 136. Assigning Values to Variables (8:31)
- 137. Operating on Variables with Operators (7:00)
- 138. Branching Code with Conditionals (9:12)
- 139. Reapeating Code with Loops (11:21)
- 140. Handling Errors in Code (7:15)
- 141. Intro (1:16)
- 142. Analyzing PING Scripts (14:54)
- 143. Downloading Files with Scripts (4:41)
- 144. Automation with Scripts (11:15)
- 145. Updating IP Settings with a Script (6:24)
- 146. NMAP Reports in HTML (6:44)
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the course start and finish?
The course has begun and will never stop! You set the start and end dates for this entirely self-paced online course.
How long do I have access to the course?
Lifetime access—how does that sound? You receive unrestricted access to this course after registering for as long as you like, on any device you own.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes, when you complete the course, you will receive a certificate of completion which you can happily add to your resume or LinkedIn profile.
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